11 Fun New Ways to Decorate Easter Eggs

First we brought you the pumpkin challenge (no carving, please), and now it’s time for the Easter egg challenge—no dyeing allowed! Seen on eggs here: Water Slide Temporary Tattoo Paper, $20 for 5 sheets, decalpaper.com

The HGTV stars all used these ceramic eggs. Eggnots, $16 for a set of 12, eggnots.com

Use a glue stick to attach a small crepe paper circle to the bottom of the egg. Cut different colors of crepe paper into 7" x 3/4" strips, then fringe one long side of each strip. Starting at the bottom, glue the strips around the egg, overlapping them until the whole egg is covered. Trim excess paper. Crepe paper: 81' crepe streamers in kiwi green, buttercup yellow, hot pink, and orange, $1 each, partycity.com

Use electrical tape to section the egg in half vertically. Paint one half, then remove the tape while the paint is still wet. Once the paint is dry, reapply the tape, adding a horizontal piece. Paint the top quarter section of the egg, then peel off the tape. Repeat for the egg’s bottom quarter. Paint: Martha Stewart Crafts multi-surface satin crafts paints in summer haze, poodle skirt, and jonquil, $2 for 2 ounces, Michaels stores